Irish Voters and the Globe-Democrat Absent Silence
A clipping critiques the Globe-Democrat stance on Irish voters and native-born Irish Americans. It cites senators born in Ireland, notes many Irish Americans rose via the Democratic party, and questions the implication of buying votes with offices while urging restraint and principled patriotism.
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Globe-Democrat
United States Senate
Conness
California
Trishman
Ireland
United States
Charles W. Jones
Florida
James G Fair
Nevada
Belfast
James Shields
Missouri
Illinois
Jacksons
McDuffies
McDougals
Quit‘mains
Cassadys
Kennans
Miike
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Weesteran
Texas
Chicago
Blaine Letter of Acceptance Drawn as Humorous Contrast
The Republican nominee Blaine offers a letter of acceptance seen as a dull contrast to a storied career. The piece critiques the Maine statesman as grave dull and self-effacing, arguing his rhetoric proves limited and uninspired for the occasion.
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Republican Committee
Glaine
Blaine
New Jersey
Knight
Maine Statesman
Moses
Pharosh Gould
Gilded Republican Court
Republican Party
Mr. Evarts
Dalzell
Mr. Blaine
Chicago
Philadelphia
Blaine as Reformer Contrasted With Spoilsman Image
The Boston Herald attacks Blaine as a reformer in name only, contrasting his public office conduct with reform rhetoric. It argues he dodges removals to avoid alienating party allies, promotes patronage, and foully uses a spoilsman track while Cleveland embodies consistent reform. It cites Maine politics and cadetselection critiques as evidence.
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Mr.Blaine
Mr. Blaine
West Point
Congress
Blaine
Republican Party
Mitind
Maine
United States
Cleveland
Myr
Boston Lerald
Cleverand
White House
See
Buffalo
New York
Cersinad
Haine
Ditchmond
Keep the surplus Blaine insists on its keeping
An editorialized stance defends James G Blaine on maintaining the surplus, arguing it funds debt reduction and taxation relief while contending Republicans and the party platform oppose his position. The piece cites a family vote favoring Blaine and notes a miscount by Abigail Dodge.
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Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Tarif Commission
Keifer Congress
Republican Party
Chicago
Blaine Letter Draws Sharp Reflections On Candidacy
A lengthy acceptance letter by Blaine is criticized for dullness and lacking candor. The piece argues Blaine’s strength lies in debate and intrigue, not in measured statesmanship, calling the letter a weak bid for votes and a marker of Republican decline.
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Blaine
Jaine
Geoted F. Edwards
Mc Blaine
Nok
Mac Blaine
Republican Party
Martin Twain
United States
Union
Democratic Party
Arthur
Thad Stevens
Hurlbut
Knpatrick
Wartridge
Mr. Plaine
Political Points and Campaign Quips Telegraphed
A collection of satirical jabs about the 1884 race citing Blaine Logan Cleveland and Harriett Beecher Stowe, noting letters of acceptance, tariff talk, and a mocked Pennsylvania and Massachusetts sentiment, with mentions of newspapers and conventions. The items lampoon missteps, endorsements, and public mood across states and figures.
Public lands and Blaine in land-grab debate
The letter argues over public lands and calls for an honest settlement of land claims. It accuses Blaine of avoiding the main issue while detailing alleged massive robberies by natives and aliens and pressing for a relentless war on land thieves. It cites McFarland and Land Office reports and mentions Elkins and Chaffee as sources of related information.
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Mr. Blaine
Ltd
Congress
McFarland
Huuve
Innis
Ney Mesico
Nile
Jind
Blaine
Porgon
Stephen B. Elkins
Jerome Ki Chaffee
Ether
New Mexico
Colorado
Intense Americanism and the Lowell Blaine clash
The piece argues Blaine’s “intense Americanism” would threaten Irish Americans and warns against his foreign policy record. It contrasts Blaine with Secretary Blaine and Minister Lowell over the Coercion Act case and suggests a vote for Blaine would harm American citizens abroad. It notes Russell Lowell’s stance if Cleveland wins and questions who should be condemned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Logan
Plaine
Lowell
Consul Brooks
Bunt
Jess Lam
Department of State
United States
Realism vs High Art Sparks in a Home Discussion
A couple argues over realism in fiction as the husband reads a fragment from his forthcoming book. The scene contrasts natural detail like a woman tying her shoe with the perceived artistry of writing, ending with the wife expressing fatigue at realism. Arkan seen traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansaw Traveler
Roman remains unearthed in city center during rail extension
Ancient layers under London reveal Roman pavements, oak piles, and a bronze statue alongside British skulls and Roman ware as deep excavations for the Metropolitan Railway run beneath the Bank of England Walbrook area. Finds include a shallow well skeleton and a possible fortress site linked to Cassivelleaunus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Railway
London
Mansion House
Minoties
Shames
Amloue
Health remedies and strong endorsements in a cluttered ad page
A collage of testimonials and product pitches for Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Buchu paiba and Wells Richardson butter color with praise from dairymen and doctors. It claims kidney cures and cancer relief while likening life to a tally ho coach and noting universal appeal of health tonics and bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington
A. W. Cheever
Massachusetts
E. D. Mason
Vermont
Francis A. Hoffman
Wisconsin
ZZop Bitters Advertiser Testimonial Claims
A testimonial touts Lop Bitters as a universal cure immune to disease, citing kidney and liver relief, reduced swelling, and restored health after years of sickness. The speaker, J. W. Money, praises the product from Buffalo with dates and a note on green label authenticity.
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J. W. Money
Buffalo
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Whitehall Times
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Iris In Ithes
Suevex
David Kennedy
Rondout
N.Y
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Trondant
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Nathan Ackley
Apprajaer
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Amerigen Business Directory
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Taylor Co
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W. Zezegler & CO
Chicago, Il
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Jefferson
W. Austin
Iowa
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